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Chino Valley residents voice concerns about a proposed new mobile home park

Community Cleanup in Seligman

Yavapai County residents can clean up for free this month. The County Board of Supervisors, working with the Public Works Department is hosting a Community Cleanup in the Town of Seligman. The Cleanup will take place today, Saturday and September 20th and the 23rd at the Transfer Station on Seligman Landfill Road. Hours are 8 am to 4 pm. Items that will be accepted include bagged trash, household appliances, auto batteries, unmounted tires, furniture and yard trimmings. Items that won’t be accepted include loose trash, hazardous materials, junk cars or dead animals. This free program is for Yavapai County residents and no commercial loads will be accepted.

Groundbreaking in Prescott Valley for the Homestead at Talking Glass

Learn about Prescott Valley’s newest residential development project. Fain Signature Group will be hosting a groundbreaking ceremony for the Homestead at Talking Glass. Last September, Town Council approved a zoning change for more than 9 acres on Main Street in the Downtown Entertainment District. The Plan involves a complex of 14 apartment buildings with 214 units. There will be 6 different building types, either 2 or 3 stories high. The Clubhouse will feature a conference room, theater, fitness and multi-purpose room and game rooms. The groundbreaking ceremony will take place tomorrow morning at 10. Information on the project start and completion dates as well as amenities to be offered will be shared at this event, which will be held at 3131 Main Street right off Florentine Road.

New mobile home park in Chino Valley?

Chino valley residents have raised concerns over a new mobile home park. Forty-six acres of property in the area of Road 1 West and Road 4 North would be used for a 55 and older Senior Community Park. Last night, Darin Mahoney voiced concerns to Town Council members regarding the definition of 55 and older, which doesn’t address all members of the household; as well as water levels and the current rural lifestyle. The developer has indicated 1 member of the household must be at least 55 years old and children under 18 years old won’t be allowed. John Bates also raised concerns over water and the impact on roads. Council has approved a development plan for 276 mobile home park units, with Councilman Cloyce Kelly casting the opposing vote.